European Energy, a Danish renewable company, has forged a partnership with the First Nations Bailai Gurang Gooreng Gooreng Taribelang Bunda People Development Corporation to explore renewable energy opportunities in Australia. Focused on wind and solar projects, the collaboration targets territories of the Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, and Taribelang Bunda peoples. Fortescue, an eco-conscious entity in Gladstone, stands poised as a potential off-taker. This collaboration underscores European Energy’s dedication to respectful engagement with Indigenous communities. The potential projects are located near Gladstone, Queensland.
European Energy partners with Australian First Nations
European Energy has partnered with First Nations to explore renewable energy projects in Australian territories. (Image Credit: European Energy)
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